No, you do.you gots pm
Insurance gets paid out monthly and taxes twice a year. Yours is different?BB -- dunno if you are trolling or not in the other thread, but those bills aren't due monthly, they are due yearly.
FWIW, if your taxes + insurance are $4k, the difference is about $150. I know you are so baller you wipe your *** with $20's, but still. The interest on escrow accounts is probably around 1%, where you can get 4-4.5% with a 1 yr CD.
LOLs I'm not texting that whole thing. I can't call at work. I sent it from my work email so it shouldn't go into her spam box.call or text?
Interesting. I shall look into this.I pay them both once per year. My insurance company charges me for paying more frequently (mathematically, that makes no sense, but that is the policy)
So I set up a CD for the amount of insurance and taxes, plus a nominal increase) my taxes and insurance are due about the same time, thus when the invoice comes, I don't let the CD roll over, cash it out and pay. My CD allows me to make additions throughout the year so I am covered for the next year....it keeps rolling over and over.
It took a little bit to set everything up how I wanted, but now it's on cruise control.
Maybe your dad turned it down then. My dad and uncles worked tons of holidays and Sundays in their history with GM.They do but they never work the holidays. The plants aren't even operational the first two weeks of July. My dad hired into Ford's in 1973 and never worked a holiday or a Sunday. It's written into their contract they get extra pay for holidays, but they never work holidays.
Again, that is completey consistent with the story the guy told me. They were coming in only because "oustiders" were working in the plant. It is not hard to imagine the union insisting on a provision in the contract that would require the company to have non union workers there, so as to potect union jobs. As a matter of fact, everything you have said makes the guy's story more credible.They do but they never work the holidays. The plants aren't even operational the first two weeks of July. My dad hired into Ford's in 1973 and never worked a holiday or a Sunday. It's written into their contract they get extra pay for holidays, but they never work holidays.